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Two structure fires, four dumpster fires, a river rescue — Great Falls Fire Rescue had quite a July 4th weekend.

Smoke billowed from a second-story window, sending firefighters racing to save both lives and beloved pets in a scene that felt all too close to home.

Climbing over 1,300 steps in full gear is no small feat! This year’s event had firefighters stepping up for a purpose.

Those flashing lights might catch your eye, but getting too close can turn a rescue into a risk. Let's talk about why distance matters during emergencies.

Mayor Corey Reeves officiates the swearing-in of new GFFR recruits and the installation of Assistant Chief Jeremy Virts in a heartwarming ceremony.

The annual essay contest is under way with Great Falls Fire Rescue. It ends soon though, so make sure your child is set to get their entry in by the deadline.